Challenges and Opportunities in Smart City Development

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“Short written response” on “Smart Liveable Cities”
The smart indicates towards the cities which have a good and
advanced lifestyle. The concept of such cities focuses on to fulfil all
type of requirements and also make the analysis over different aspects which makes the city
large and impactful (Hayat, 2016). The symbol of smart cities which makes them different
from other cities are their lifestyle, technologies, innovations and different architects. The
smart cities attain all the necessary and required things for a human being (Sabatini-Marques,
et. al., 2018). These are well developed with the fulfilment of hospitals, educational facilities
and so on. These are major reasons which make these cities centre of attraction. Most of the
population of such cities are educated and sophisticated and have good approaches and
understanding of the real and virtual world (de Jong, et. al., 2015).
Sources: governmenteuropa.eu, 2018
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The actual concept of smart cities still did not accomplish
appropriately. The concept of smart cities was to make a developed
city which does not have any or challenges. That was the major
concern to make the lifestyle advanced as well as safe and secure. Most of the factors and
aspects are enough to provide an advanced lifestyle like technology, educational system,
culture, social and economic growth (Yigitcanlar, et. al., 2018). One the other hand, some of
the factors makes the same approach unsuitable for people these factors are like pollution and
rapidly changing food habits. These are some of the factors which affect the life of human
beings and needs to be resolved by the right time (Isa, et. al., 2018). This could be the major
concern to implement those approaches which help to attain a healthy environment.
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3. Hayat, Parvez 2016, ‘Smart Cities: A Global Perspective’, India Quarterly, vol. 72,
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